Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-07-16
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

BANKER ROllC, Oh NllNcWaukah, WAS
in the city Tuesday.
Clerk of the Court Saunders went to
Grand Forks Wednesday.
\. II. Noycs came up from Mlnneapo-
lis Tuesday on legal business.
Ed. Poole got back from the front
Tuesday and has gone to Grand Forks.
T.. Il. Winship of Fargo agent for tho
Equitable Life, was in the city Monday.
Agent Whipple sold $500 worth of
lots for the railroad company the past
week.
T.. l.. Abrams. will have Il herd of 100
horses and ponies north of town, next
Monday.
PayMaster EcklcS and son arrived
Wednesday.
w. T.. Hunt, Of Odessa, has returned
from the front fui. OF enthusiasm over
Ramsey county.
DIR. Il. NJ. Evans, superintendent Of
schools Of Walsh county, spent several
days here this week.
bud Herscy an! Cons Own" came
up on yesterdays train. Mr.. lIcr,ry is
looking for IL hotel site.
Charles Copeland was down from
Grand Harbor Tuesday. lie looks just
like George, his Dry Lake brother.
Frederick G. Corscr,a prominent Min
ncapolis architect, was in town this week.
Ho returned u poorer but wiser man.
There will he communion services at
the NJ. u. church Sunday morning, and
the Rcy. Mr.. Plannette will preach in
tho evening.
II. d. kilgore and wife were here Mon
day from Pittsburg, Pa, and went over
to the fort. Mr.. kilgorc is one of the
local agents for the Pennsylvania.
Tho INTER-OCEAN is requested to in
vite the ladies to call at Schmit Bros. Il
Bowman's and get one Of their neat Jap
anesc souvenirs. Opening today, 10th.
Dave Turner, who recently made a
trip to Illinois, has returned, bringing
his daughter from Minnesota. Dave
says the crops look awful short back in
the states.
w. \. Bill, attorney for the North Da-
kota Loan and Trust Co., was in the city
the first half of the week. Eaton & IIig-
bee have taken the agency of the COM
pany in this city.
Noah Barnes, a Chicago real estate
dealer, accompanied by his son, Charlie
Barnes, who is one OF the live rustlcrs OF
Grafton, spent Sunday and Monday in
this city aud at the fort.
Rey. Il. B. Killikelly, who came here
recently from Philadelphia to benefit his
health, came down from Island lake
Tuesday. He looks and states that he
feels greatly improved.
Father Claude will hold mass at Grand
Harbor on Tuesday, the 10Th, at 9o'clock
a. M; on Wednesday and Thursday al
| La Rose, at the residence Of Octave La
Rose, at the same hour.
Mr.. w. II. Belford and Miss Linnie
Gordon, of Morris township, were mar
ried by Father Claude at o'clock or
Monday morning at the Catholic church
The witnesses were ]. p. Belford an(
Mary Rittcn.
w. A. Hamilton made trip around
the west end OF the lake this week look
| ing for pair of horses on which Garner
4 Il fnnnf
them at Ft. Totten with SlG0 feed bill
against them.
H. F. Miller, one Of the prominen
attorneys OF Fargo, was in the city Mon
day night-his first visit to this region
Mr.. Miller was "chaperoned' by w. 8
Stockdale, president Of the Travelling
Mems Protective Union.
Sheriff Wagness arrested 3. b. Ragel
of Dry lake Thursday on charge OF as
sault with intent to kill. The prelimi
nary examination will take place Ike
fore Justice Brooke on the Goth. Th
case seems to have grown out Of a famil,
row Of some kind.
A. J. Stade was in town Tuesday, AM
reports another very pleasant dance a
the Teller house Monday night. Mr.
Stade, who is treasurer of Grand Harbo
Ischool district, looked oyer the record
here and finds the treasury about $50
better off than he supposed.
A. f. Dunn, advertising manager 0
the Methodist book concern, Chicago
land his brother, w. P. Dunn, a promi
Inent printer and publisher Of that city
jspent Sunday in Devils Lake and mad
"a trip over the lake. Mr.. A. E. Dunl
visited this region last season.
There is no boom in Devils Lake, bu
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